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Arthur W. Lamb Student Assistance Fund.
The estate of Arthur W. Lamb funded this
scholarship for deserving and talented students
of vocal or instrumental music. Mr. Lamb was a
self-employed real estate broker in Indianapolis
for 31 years.
Rosemary Lang Honor Award. The award is
endowed by a gift from the family of Rosemary
Lang, a valued faculty member in the Jordan
College of Fine Arts. She received her bachelor’s
degree in music education in 1947 and her
master of music degree in 1952. One or more
students in woodwind study will be honored
annually. The undergraduate students may be
third- or fourth-year, full-time students and
should have a minimum grade point average
of 2.5 and demonstrate financial need.
Elma Jackson Lemley Music Scholarship.
Elma Jackson Lemley was an accomplished
violinist and former student in the Jordan
College of Fine Arts who contributed to the
cultural and civic life of Indianapolis. Her
husband Fred C. Lemley, who attended Butler,
designated scholarships to be presented to two
young women who are violin students.
Sophia Ann Rector Magruder Scholarship.
This endowment honors the memory of Sophia
Ann Rector Magruder, a student of the marimba
at Jordan Conservatory from 1941 to 1942.
She also studied with private instructors in New
York City. She later became accomplished on
the vibes and performed throughout the United
States. The recipient should take a serious interest
in becoming not only a technically good
musician but also one with the ability to play
with feeling. Recipients shall be female students
studying instrumental music in Jordan College
of Fine Arts with preference given to marimba
or vibes players who have demonstrated the
capacity to achieve educational and professional
goals and the initiative to seek opportunities to
further their progress.
members of the Butler University Symphonic
Wind Ensemble.
Martin Marks Endowed Music Scholarship.
Jeffrey Marks, Class of 1974, and Christina
Stewart Marks, Class of 1975, established this
scholarship to honor Jeffrey’s late father. Music
educator Martin S. Marks, Class of 1952 and
M.M. ’54, was a professor of music at Butler
for 24 years. The scholarship benefits students
in the Jordan College of Fine Arts, with
preference given to a music student or students
who win JCFA’s concerto competition to play
with the Butler Symphony Orchestra. If the
competition is not held, preference is given
to a student majoring in piano, and further
preference is given to students from Indiana.
Gloria H. McDaniel Memorial Performance
Scholarship in Harp. This award is given
through the auspices of Sigma Alpha Iota. The
award was established by Gloria’s husband Dr.
Edwin McDaniel to honor his wife. It is based
on an audition. Recipients should be sophomores
or higher, have a grade point average of at
least 2.5, and be students of the harp who
demonstrate talent and potential for exemplary
achievement. If no harp student qualifies, the
award may be given to another qualified music
student.
Julie Moser Memorial Endowed Scholarship.
The family and friends of Julie Moser established
this scholarship in 1999. Ms. Moser, a vibrant
cabaret vocalist, was a 1980 graduate of the
Jordan College of Fine Arts who lost her life
in an airplane tragedy in 1998. Recipients are
selected by the Department of Music with
input from the Office of Financial Aid. Preference
is given to voice majors, and the scholarship
is awarded annually and may be renewed.
Mulholland Choral Scholarship. James Q.
Mulholland, one of the most published,
performed and commissioned composer/
arrangers of his generation, has provided 43
years of service to Butler. He has served as director
of choral activities and a faculty member
for vocal music, music history and composition.
This scholarship is awarded to upper-division
students in vocal music with preference given
to male voices. Recipients are recommended by
the music department chair and the director
of choral activities in cooperation with the
financial aid office. The scholarship may be
used for study abroad opportunities.
Timothy Bryan Manuzzi Family Music
Education Scholarship. Darlene C. and
Nicola C. Manuzzi and Timothy B. Manuzzi,
Class of 1993, and Margaret Cooper Manuzzi,
Class of 1992, established this endowed scholarship
to benefit JCFA students. Recipients will
be selected during their sophomore or junior
years. Preference is given to students who have
a 2.75 grade point average, are members of
a nationally recognized Greek organization,
show financial need, reside in Indiana and are
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